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hope someone finds this discussion useful. Yes I do! I have also wondered why this happens. I mean, because something is INLINE, doesn't mean it shouldn't be able to have a set width... I would think its more of a reason to set a width, because it is being set inline with another element - so the width is important.?? I had the same issues, and always I end up forgetting the whole idea, and just throwing away all the navigation code i make. Thanks for the discussion :) Scott Reston wrote:
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- Re: [WSG] setting width for <li>s when inline design
- Re: [WSG] setting width for <li>s when inline Michael Rainey
- Re: [WSG] setting width for <li>s when inline Nick Gleitzman
- RE: [WSG] setting width for <li>s when inline Scott Reston
- RE: [WSG] setting width for <li>s when inline Patrick Lauke
- RE: [WSG] setting width for <li>s when inline Scott Reston
- RE: [WSG] setting width for <li>s when inline Patrick Lauke
- RE: [WSG] setting width for <li>s when inline Scott Reston
- Re: [WSG] setting width for <li>s when inline design
- RE: [WSG] setting width for <li>s when inline Scott Reston
- RE: [WSG] setting width for <li>s when inline Chris Stratford
- RE: [WSG] setting width for <li>s when inline Scott Reston
- RE: [WSG] setting width for <li>s when inline Patrick Lauke
- RE: [WSG] setting width for <li>s when inline Scott Reston
